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This Woman Was Scammed For 100K After Being Catfished By A Fake Bruno Mars

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Ladies… c’mon! Well, you men too, y’all need to stop falling for this stuff!

The internet is not a new thing, scams online are not a new thing. Some of them can be easy to fall for, however… if it seems to good to be true it most likely isn’t true.

Apparently, a woman from Texas, made an Instagram account back in 2018 when she was 63 years old. She somehow connected with someone on Instagram claiming to be Bruno Mars.

https://www.instagram.com/p/B2E6wzfgjO4/

They developed an “online relationship” and eventually the obvious Bruno Mars imposter asked her for money. Um, I’m pretty sure he’s rich…

https://www.instagram.com/p/B6viM9BH13M/

The person even instructed her on how to send this money. She sent cashier’s checks for 10K and than another for 90K… 100 freaking THOUSAND DOLLARS!

Oh my…

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Police were able to track down where the money went, which into the account of Chinwendu Azuonwu. He was arrested along with an alleged accomplice by the name of Basil Amadi.

But, these two men are only one small part of the scam. They opened the bank accounts, and are being charged money laundering.

The actual scam is global and these men were recruited for just one part of the scam. Investigators are hoping to track it down to the root.

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Click2Houston.com reported that the scammer told the woman they were leaving the tour to come to be with her. Um, red flags, right? Well, fake Bruno told her he needed this money for “tour expenses”.

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Fake Bruno told her that he was leaving the tour to come to be with her. Please y’all just think! I’m sorry for this lady, but we need to get back to using common sense, please.

Also, remember accounts without the verified blue checkmark are usually fake.

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